Initially: Item was reported shipped but got lost in transit. I ordered a second pair to replace the first just in case, and got no info about tracking or the shipment of the product -- and then, unexpectedly, it arrived right on time. Kind of confusing and frustrating, but the gloves seem great and I'm glad it came finally!

SHOWA 282-02 Waterproof Breathable Insulated Winter/Ski/Ice Glove with Extended Cuff (1 Pair) (X-Large). These insulated, waterproof gloves fit really well and they remain breathable. I was a bit surprised at how well they fit, being they are XLarge. They are insulated and that makes for a more snug fit than it would without the insulation. Because they are waterproof/weatherproof you can wear them in the snow and rain, while doing yard work, skiing, other winter sports. But they are mostly work gloves. I recommend this item.

This pair of gloves are more industrial looking than I had figured, but that is not a deal-breaker since the outer finish is certainly waterproof. These will keep your hands toasty, dry, and protected form elements.
whether you are working or playing this pair of gloves will be your best friend in protecting your hands and allow you to still have some dexterity the are very pliable, and warm, I like the fuzzy lining too.
The fit is good, the gloves do all they say they will.
They may be ugly, but they are winners in the winter gear department!
5 Dry stars!

The ability to seal the wrist area keeps this version both warmer and drier than those models without adjustable wrist cuff closures.

It isn't always easy to find warm, waterproof gloves that you can wear and still do things with your fingers. These "SHOWA 282-02" gloves are warm. And they're waterproof. They don't get stiff in freezing temps. And you can actually hold ice or very cold objects without them freezing your hands in a moment. I've used these in a freezer and tested them for waterproof - these gloves get good grades in those areas. The cuffs are pretty long and come with shock cords to tighten - nice! I can't wait to try these out in the cold Wisconsin winter in a few months. I'll even try them for winter hiking! I'm not sure they'd be super warm in sub zero temps, but it seems like they'd be good in 10-30 degree weather. For now, I'll use them when working in the freezer. Note: these gloves will not be waterproof if they get a hole or tear in them. One more note: they run slightly small, so you may want to size up. I wear a L or XL size glove, and these fit me well in XL.